News
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Updated: August 07 -
There are gardeners and there are Master Gardeners. Karen Valerio puts her green thumb to task as a sustainable steward at her Bloomington home and as a Master Gardener at the University of Minnesota. Learn more » -
Updated: August 07 -
Voters will soon get to decide whether to remove a section of the City Charter that regulates intoxicating liquor. Learn more » -
Updated: August 07 -
The City has 97 parks, 3,700 acres of green space, 50 miles of off-road trails and 65 miles of bike lanes. Learn more » -
Updated: August 07 -
Food, water, shelter—housing is a basic need and affordability is an essential. Learn more » -
Updated: August 07 -
More than a year ago, the City and Nine Mile Creek Watershed District began a water quality project at Normandale Lake to reduce the amount of weeds and algae growing in the water by removing the invasive curly-leaf pondweed. Learn more » -
Updated: August 05 -
Applications for a vacancy on the Bloomington Charter Commission are being accepted. Learn more » -
Updated: August 05 -
Earlier this week the City Council directed staff to develop plans for a new community center at the Valley View complex. For the past year or so we have focused on the area around Civic Plaza and the existing Creekside Community Center, so the emergence of Valley View as an option may be surprising to some. I want to quickly explain that and give you an idea what will be happening in the next couple months. Learn more » -
Updated: August 05 -
Why is the City exploring the construction of a new community center? Learn more » -
Updated: August 05 -
On August 4th, 2019 at about 11:00 pm, Bloomington Police Officers were dispatch to the 10200 block of Quebec Ave on a report of an assault. Learn more » -
Updated: August 05 -
August 15: The City of Bloomington and Artistry present the third annual Creative Happy Hour, a free, fun event in South Loop with live music, food, and creative activities. Learn more »